Complex questions about Greenland’s independence are at the center of upcoming elections

ANALYSIS: The future of Greenland's relationship with Denmark is at stake when voters there go to the polls later this month. And the issues are more complicated than you think.

By Martin Breum April 12, 2018
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ILULISSAT — Greenland is gearing up for elections on April 24 and there is every reason to believe that the rest of the world may misread what is going on. The question of Greenland’s potential, possible secession from Denmark plays a significant role in the debates here, but the concept of secession in this Greenlandic context is not easy to decipher.

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